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Dhye village under severe water stress, especially to irrigate the farmlands (Credit: USAID/Brownyn Llewellyn)

When the Water Left, the Village Followed: The Story of Dhye

In the high mountains of Mustang, a village that once sustained dozens of farming families now stands nearly empty. Dhye ...

Kathmandu Chokes Under Hazardous Air as Pollution Levels Surge

Air pollution in the Kathmandu Valley has risen sharply in recent days, leaving the city covered in thick haze and ...

Gen Z Protest Report Calls for Criminal Probe of Oli, Top Officials

A government investigation commission has recommended criminal investigations against former prime minister K.P. Sharma Oli and several senior officials over ...

Five Parties On Track for National Status as Vote Count Continues

As vote counting continues in Nepal’s parliamentary elections, only five political parties appear on course to secure national party status ...

UML Makwanpur Chief Resigns After Election Defeat

Internal pressure is beginning to build within the CPN-UML following the party’s unexpected defeat in Nepal’s recent parliamentary elections. In ...

A New Political Wave: RSP Surge Reshapes Nepal’s Parliament

Nepal’s parliamentary election results are signalling a major political shift, with the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) emerging as the dominant ...

Students with and without hearing disabilities interacting with each other. Photo: Barend Toet

Learning and Listening 

Skills that deaf or hard-of-hearing people can easily utilise in a hearing world  Dedicated special education is not common in ...

Replica of the 18th -19th century Garudasana Vishnu, believed to have been sold in 2025.

Stolen Faith

How a remarkable museum may help Nepal to repatriate vanished gods The first stolen religious object was a Narayan statue, ...

Early Count Shakes Up Nepali Politics as RSP Leads in 47 Seats

Vote counting is underway across Nepal following Thursday’s parliamentary elections, with early trends showing a strong lead for the Rastriya ...

Quiet Ballots, Big Stakes: 58% Turnout in Polls

Nepal recorded a 58.07 per cent voter turnout in the House of Representatives elections held across the country, according to ...

Prisoners Vote in Nepal

A temporary polling station set up inside Baglung District Jail recorded a voter turnout of 96.36 per cent during the ...

Top Leaders Cast Early Votes as Nationwide Polling Begins

Voting in the parliamentary elections began across the country on Thursday morning, with several senior political leaders and candidates casting ...

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